Eden Hazard insists his objective is to win trophies for Chelsea rather than individual accolades.
The Belgian winger was crowned PFA Player of the Year last season but has endured a disappointing campaign after a drastic dip in form.
Hazard has scored just three Premier League goals this term, the latest of which proved to be decisive in the title race during Monday night's 2-2 draw with Spurs.
The 25-year-old's inconsistent displays have coincided with Chelsea's slide down the table and Hazard is adamant his primary motivation is collective success.
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"It's always good to win trophies," Hazard told Chelsea's official Facebook page.
"I hope I can win again and again and again. But it's not my objective. My objective is to win the trophies with the club not individual trophies.
"But if I do this I will be in a good position," he added.
Hazard was also crowned Chelsea's Player of the Year last season but is unlikely to be recognised this time around.
Few players at Stamford Bridge have had a season to remember but Hazard believes Willian deserves the accolade for maintaining a degree of consistency while others have been unable to.
"He's scored some great free kicks and some important goals," Hazard insisted.
"He's played the whole season with the same intensity every game.
"He doesn't have the up and down. He's given everything this season and deserves to be the Chelsea Player of the Year," he added.
